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Rabindranath Mitra

4 candidacies between 1962 and 2011, 1 won, across 3 constituencies.

Rabindranath Mitra has contested 4 elections between 1962 and 2011, across 3 constituencies, winning 1 (25% win rate). Their strongest result came in 2006, in KALYANPUR, with 48.4% of the vote. Their largest winning margin was 4,088 votes, in KALYANPUR, 2006. Over their career, Rabindranath Mitra has contested under 2 different parties.

Sourced from official election result records — see our methodology.

Contests
4
1962–2011
Won
1
25% win rate
Lost
3
75% of contests
Votes polled
2,03,775
across every contest
Best result
48.4% vote share, 2006
Largest victory
4,088
KALYANPUR, 2006

Vote share by contest

Chronological, one point per candidacy — not one per year, since a career can include more than one contest in the same election

0%14%27%41%54%1962200120062011Rabindranath Mitra

Results Overview

4CONTESTS
  • Won1 (25%)
  • Lost3 (75%)

Parties fought under

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Rabindranath Mitra?

Rabindranath Mitra is an Indian election candidate who has contested 4 elections between 1962 and 2011, most recently for AMTA, West Bengal, representing CPM.

Which parties has Rabindranath Mitra contested under?

Rabindranath Mitra has contested under 2 parties: CPM and CPI. Most recently, in 2011, they contested for CPM.

How many elections has Rabindranath Mitra won?

Rabindranath Mitra has won 1 of 4 elections contested — a 25% win rate.

What was Rabindranath Mitra's best election result?

Rabindranath Mitra's strongest result came in 2006, in KALYANPUR, with 48.4% of the vote, a winning result.

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